The Latest Breaking News from East Lothian

Steve Jackson, who moved to the area in the past two years, has said that the destruction has been heartbreaking to see. But the council say the junction is a much needed piece of infrastructure for the area.

The anaerobic digestor was given the go ahead to be built near Haddington four years ago but was banned from using animal waste to feed it leading some to accuse the developer of trying to 'play the system' with change request

Raith Rovers, Berwick Rangers and East Fife FC have issued statements after the 40-year-old midfielder died near Dunbar, East Lothian, in the early hours of Sunday morning.

With 22 council seats up for grabs, even if Labour's candidates win every one they contest they will not have a majority and will need support to get decisions passed as they have done for the last five years when they have been a minority administration

Police Scotland have confirmed that the two missing schoolkids from East Lothian have been found safe and well after an appeal was launched when they were reported missing on Friday.

Ivana Scott, aged 15, and Noah Holmes, aged 14, were last seen around 4pm on Friday, 11 March, 2022 when they left Loretto School in Musselburgh, East Lothian.

Emergency services were called to reports of a pedestrian hitby a black Ford Fiesta on the A1 dual carriageway near Dunbar at around 1am on Sunday March 13.

A raging East Lothian restaurant owner has been left concerned for his staff after receiving a scathing review which threatened to "bomb" the restaurant and "knife" the staff.

The substation was controversially called in by Scottish Ministers for approval when it was first put forward but a fresh planning application is now being brought to councillors to have their say

The county has close to 100 public charging points and the least used electric charger was found in a residential street in Haddington where it was used just twice in 12 months.

The distraught woman fled after she was subjected to the rape ordeal wearing only a towel, the High Court in Edinburgh heard during the trial which saw Woods found guilty.